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IPA60R125CFD7

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Infineon Technologies IPA60R125CFD7 has 4 recorded cross-reference matches across 3 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

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IPA60R125CFD7 equivalent products & cross references

Two-way recorded relationships. Each source may carry conditions or differences.

FUJI SEMICONDUCTOR

FMV30N60S1FD

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Technical notes

Fuji Semiconductor FMV30N60S1FD versus Infineon Technologies IPA60R125CFD7:

600 V comparison section. Listed alternative voltage class 600 V. Verify VDS margin, RDS(on), Qg, switching behavior, SOA and body-diode/reverse-recovery performance; a voltage-class change is not automatically acceptable. Historical manufacturer-listed comparison, not independently verified drop-in equivalence or current availability. Verify complete ordering suffix, package/footprint, pinout, thermal limits, electrical ratings and application suitability. No transitive equivalence is inferred. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric replacement suitability.

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FUJI SEMICONDUCTOR

FMV60N133S2FDHF

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Technical notes

Fuji Semiconductor FMV60N133S2FDHF versus Infineon Technologies IPA60R125CFD7:

600 V comparison section. Listed alternative voltage class 600 V. Verify VDS margin, RDS(on), Qg, switching behavior, SOA and body-diode/reverse-recovery performance; a voltage-class change is not automatically acceptable. Historical manufacturer-listed comparison, not independently verified drop-in equivalence or current availability. Verify complete ordering suffix, package/footprint, pinout, thermal limits, electrical ratings and application suitability. No transitive equivalence is inferred. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric replacement suitability.

Source: User provided
STMICROELECTRONICS

STF33N60DM2

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STMicroelectronics STF33N60DM2 versus Infineon Technologies IPA60R125CFD7:

600 V comparison section. Listed alternative voltage class 600 V. Verify VDS margin, RDS(on), Qg, switching behavior, SOA and body-diode/reverse-recovery performance; a voltage-class change is not automatically acceptable. Historical manufacturer-listed comparison, not independently verified drop-in equivalence or current availability. Verify complete ordering suffix, package/footprint, pinout, thermal limits, electrical ratings and application suitability. No transitive equivalence is inferred. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric replacement suitability.

Source: User provided
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Technical notes

Vishay SiHF28N60EF versus Infineon Technologies IPA60R125CFD7:

600 V comparison section. Listed alternative voltage class 600 V. Verify VDS margin, RDS(on), Qg, switching behavior, SOA and body-diode/reverse-recovery performance; a voltage-class change is not automatically acceptable. Historical manufacturer-listed comparison, not independently verified drop-in equivalence or current availability. Verify complete ordering suffix, package/footprint, pinout, thermal limits, electrical ratings and application suitability. No transitive equivalence is inferred. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric replacement suitability.

Source: User provided
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